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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1887-06-08
Chicago Live stocR.

Chicago Live stocA.
CHICAGO. June Z.
Cattle - Receipts, 5000; steady for
natives: shipping steers, 400 a 4.95;
stockers and feeders, 2.20@3 80; Texas
cattle, 2.S0@ 40.
Hogs-Receipts, 1900; strong; rough
and mixed, 4.60 @5.O5; packing and
shipping. 1906. Is; light. 4.50@A.t5.
Sheep - Receipts. 3 600; easier; ma
tives, 800 q 43j; western. 300 @ 4.Se;
Texans, 2.5g G J 90.
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Liverpool Grain Trade

LIVERPOOL, June Z.
Wheat-In fair demand; new No. 2
winter, IS. 3d., firm; new No. spring,
rs. sgd, firm.
Flour-Poor demand, at 9s. 10d., firm.
Corn-Fair demand; spot and July,
As. I'D, firm June As I'D; August,
4s. 1Ad., firm. 81
Wheat-frm, poor demand; holders
offer moderately.
Corn-Firm demand fair.
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Nsw York Mining Market.

New YORK, June Mining shares
were very dull: Alice 1.30, Amador
S1.95, Brunswick $1.50, Deadwood $1.85,
Ell Cristo Sc 90, Homestake s15C0,
Middle Bar 95c., Santiago $3.1O,
Standard Sl.00. Security 1925, Sutro
Tunnel 36c
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IN THE
Clothing Department,
MN, YOUTHS AND BOYS

~ NOS-IIS ND byIo
VII and Summer Suits, of Light
Weight Cloth, Seersucker, Straw
hats, Busters, and. in fact, anything
ior male attire. OF fashionable styles,
excellent material and at as low Eg-
ureS IS any house in Utah.
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New York General Markets.

NEW YORK, June 6. - Hops quiet !:
unchanged. Coffee, sales, $4,000 bags !;
spot, fair; Rio, dull, 22L; options
lower; less active; June, O.5O@2O. 60;
July, 2O.75i @ 20.9O; August, 2l.15 a
21.30; September, 20S5@21. so; October,
20. 35@20. 81. Sugar, dull; 40 minal; re-
fined, quiet. Copper, quiet. Lead, quiet
common, 40. Wool, quiet; steadily
held.
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PHILADELPHIA, June Wool firm;
low and medium woods in good de-
mand; medium unwashed combing
and delaine 80 a 81; coarse combing
and deiaine 30 @ 81; other grades I'M
changed.
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The DroUer's Journal cables from Lon.
don and quotes the supplies of Amer
lean light, with pric es Nc per pound
better; best American steers, 10, dressed
weight.
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Boston Wool

BosroN, June Wool in moderate
demand; Michigan ezra 81; others
unchanged.
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7 Petroleum

NEW YORK, June Petroleum was
dull, opening st 625s; highest, 63H T.;
lowest, 621s closing 62;5.
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THE
Boot L Shoe Department

IS WILL STOCKED WITH
Soo5-wesr of every description for.
LADIES, N 'sses and Children. Walk
ing 81 oes in new styles. The variety
S anu assortment are large and excel
tent, and marked down at bottom
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NEW YORK. June Z.
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Afternoon stock Market
chicago Prod uee Markets.

CHICAGO, June I.
1T was claimed on change this
morning that shorts were rushing in,
afraid of being severely pinched, June
opened IL better than Saturdays close
at 935S, sold up to 9i11; July opened Is
better at S75s.
Wheat-Now easier than at the open
ing cash, 90; July, S6M, August 50
1916.
Steady; cash, Ss1s; July, 1873;
Oats-Steady; cash, 25ss.
Timothy-1.85 q LIS.
Flax-1.16
Whisky-1.10.
Pork-St6ady cash, %.
Steady cash, 6.6711; July, go;
August. 6.75.
Wheat-Firm; cash. 9034; July, Sc
10 IS; August, SO 1916.
Corn Steady; cash, 38Z others IN
changed.
Oats-Unchanged.
Rye-54.
Bariey-Nominal.
Whisky-10.
Pork-Unchanged
Lard Unchanged.
Shoulders, 5.60@5 20; short clear. no
OILS; short ribs, 7.35.
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says Mrs. I5ranu euusively.

says Mrs. Branu euusIveiy.
inspector Dunn has just been here"
goes on Mrs. Brand presently. "He
seems clever man. and holds out great
hopes Of being able to capture the rob-
Der and restore to you your sapphires.
j ran up at once to tell you. lie seems
to think it will be difficult to get rid of
the sapphires, even should the robber go
to Antwerp or some of those foreign
places. All the shipping ports are being
closely watched. lie really gave me
great hope Your uncle Timothy has
been here on and off all day, but would
not let him see you, he was so excited.
OF course he feels the loss of the Jewels.
He thought a great deal of them That
is hardly to be wondered at, my dear Ma
dine, considering their size and their
purity. | assure you, people have been
known to go out Of their minds for far
less cause Are you going now, my
dear' Well, / suppose it is getting late.
Such comfort IL has been to me to
know you were with Mill ent while
was trying to explain things to those
stupid De Laines. They would have il
that my poor child had had her skull
crushed in, and that the burglar had been
discovered hiding behind the drawing
room curtans-such nonsense, you
knowl Well, good night, then, dear child.
BE sure you come as early as you can on
Thursday; Millicent is always so much
better when she has had an hour with
you"
Having kissed Nadine, of whom in
deed she is extremely fond, Mrs. Brand
ushers her down the staircase and through
the hall.
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Causes of Failures with Incubators.

TJo much curiosity and anxiety is
the cause of many failures that occur
with incubators TIE most difficult
part OF the operation is to abstain from
interference with the egg drawer.
just at the time of coming out of the
shell, changes of temperature in the
incubator are fatal 10 the young chicks.
1t is well known that when hen is on
the nest engaged in batching, nothing
will induce her to expose the eggs after
she is aware that the chicks are coming
out. She will leave the eggs at other
times, TO get food and water, but not
when the chicks are hatchiug. The
same rule applies to incubators. As
soon as the eggs begin to hatch close
the drawer, and keep it closed, till as
many of the chicks are out as can be
expected, and there will fewer of them
die in the shell. lnquisitive neighbors
who wish to be gratifed, should be
told that they cannot be accommodated.
Keep the drawer shut and have
patience. The result will be much
more satisfactory than would be the
case if the chicks were exposed to
changes occasionally,
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what an audacious thingl Bless me,
what will your uncle sayi Now, my
dearest love, | implore you to control
yourself Remember how that unmiti-
gated villain nearly deprived you Of your
life only few short hours ago. In this
very chamber, Dr. Thesby OH to think
of It'll 1t must have almost happened on
this very spotw Here She grows tragic,
and speaks in n deep bass tone that she
believes beflts the occasion. ooh Milli-
cent, darling, you will break my heart
your old aunties heart-if you keep on
sobbing like that. Dear dearl dearl to
think that those pphires-heirlooms
doctor-and the finest In England-in-
deed, in Europe, I might safely say
are now being melted down-that is,
broken up, or whatever it is those terrible
men do to them-while we are sitting in
active here Can nothing be done' Obi
doctor-Dr. Thesbyl What is the mat
ter with her now?-has that wretch sue
ceeded in killing her after all2''
Millicent, in tact, driven to despair by
this prolonged lament, has gone into vio-
lent Mysteries.
"No, nam, he hasn't" says the doc
tor with severe meaning, who had tried
to stem the flow of Mrs. Brands elo-
quence, eagerly but Intellectually, during
the past five minutes.
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A remarkable case is reported from
New York, where Judge was called
upon to decide the parenlage of a new
bonn baby. A Mrs. Savage gave birth
to triplets few weeks ago, Of whom
Two died. While suffering from an
alteration of mind she alleges that she
put an advertisement in paper offer
ing child for adoption. She told her
husband that she did not know what
had become of the child, and he insti-
tuted search, Finally he obtained
from his wife the name of the woman
to whom she had given it.
After prolonged search he found a
woman in the village of Fort Hamil-
ton, who had received letters from the
postoffice under the name that had
been given. She turned out to be
respectable married woman, named
Grossmith, and in her arms the husband
found baby which he claimed as his.
Mrs. Grossmith became highly indig-
nant at the charge, and insisted that
the child was her own. On the trial,
however, she broke down under the
chain of circumstantial evidence, and
confessed that, with the aid Of a doc
tor, she had arranged a sch,me of de-
ception, Intending to persuade her hus.
band and family that the child was
her own. Mis-. Grossmith had been
! married two years, but was childless.
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Die 2sier Der v6reieu preiie4 luerben
iid) freuen, tpenn fie bic gfa6ri9t Ders
nebmen, baB es menisltens cine tobt'
bringenbe 2ranfbeit giebt, ipel6e bic
WiHeni1aft In allen ibren Stabien gu
beiIen bermag, rnb bas 1T Der @atarrb.
6al's @atarrb Sure 1T bas einaige Der
mebi3inii9en 8riiberi6aft befannte
9eilmitteI. gdtarrb iit cine conftitus
tionelIe 9rantbeit unb erfor6ert besbalb
eoniiitutionelle. Seilmittel. gs wiro
innerIid angetpanbt unb wirtt birett
auf bas 8Iut unb bic fliiifge Oberhd9e
bes Gpffems. Dabur1 3erft6rt es ben
Grunb Der Qranfbeit un6 itdrft ben
patienten, neil es bic 2pnifitution aufs
baut un6 Die Natur in ibrer arbeit un'
terftabt. Die gigentbiimer befben elm
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hattie unb es ni1i beri9manb uno tie
enbIid an bas unerb0rte Slid, fold elm
@ei6ent su befommen, slauben lernte,
brafte fie nur elm faum b0rbares
,Oanfe - bieImals!H beraus, aber ber
Bid, nit benz fe bas Wort begleitete,
rtbrte Sobannes.
Du erbdlff tpobl ielten Gei9entes
fragte er.
9fiemals!
O-D Du I6eimii tpirflid in feiner
beionbers 3drtliden llmgebung su lsben.
Betommif Du benn bon Seiner Wtama
ME ettpas9
Sd babe feline Mutter, iie 1T ia GEE
fforben, neil id fein Sunge tparl
Cine eigentbhmli1e Sobesart, be-
mertte Sobannes balb bumoriitif6, balb
mitIeioig.
gd5, tpenn id cine Mfutter bdtte, ba
tpdre gewiB allles anbers. Gin paar
groBe Shrdnen rollten ibr iiber bic Wanz
gen. :
SDre Rinbgsn, iaste Sobaunes na9
elmer paule tpeid, lid babe eine CUTE
SHUTTER, idb MIL fe nit Dir tbeilen, elm
babies Mutterberj iif INNER beher, als
aar feins. Gomm nit mir mad 9auie,
Du iolf mein S@wefer6en fein, unb
ipirft idon auftbauen, tpenn Ouuns eins
mal ndber fennff.
grneifine i9ittelte lebbaft ben 3opf.
Ser @ebanfe auf bas S6loB suriid3u'
febren, erfaBte fe ipieber nit allen 99rs'
den. glein, nein. niemals! rief Il
dnsifli6. Sbre Mutter piiroe mid
bod nidt lieb baben, gepiB ni9tl
sic peripra1en mir porbin, bob Stt
mid su ni1ts spinsen ipOllen, = uni
uenn sic benfen, id) folle Sbnen nun
folgen, neil sic mir bas Bud gef9ent
baben, bann mill ids lieber nidt, :
oa nebmen 9is's tuieoer, ib nag's MID
mebr.
(Gortiebuns foIst.)
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0efabrlid,c Gtniuanoermna.

an ben prdfibenten iif bon Gaiius
M. @lap cine 0orfellung geri6tet mors
ben, uorin auf bic Gefabren aufmert'
FAM gemadbt tpirb, tpeIfe Der ameritas
niIden 2anbwirtbi9aft brobsn, menn
bic ginfubr milber 9auin d n
ae1tattet tpirb. gs foa ndmli9 eine
2abung bieier 9fagetbiere auf benz
Wege BON 9lultralien mad ben Wer.
@taaten fein; SasbIiebbaber pouen
fe bier einfiibren, um einen neuen
Sport" su baben.
gluf glei6e Weiie iinb fie aus engs
Lamb in auitralien eingefiibrt ,porben,
bort aber bel Der mebr aIs affenartigen
8ei6winbigfeit, tpomit fe fi6 permebs
rem, au elmer entlebli1en 2anbpIage ges
tuorben. Nift nur bur9 bas genagen
bon Bdumen unb Strdu9ern uno oas
TrefIen BON Nubpflanaen, ionbern au9
burG bic fur9tbare 3erpiiblung oes
go5ens. Man bat in auifraIien alles
M0sli6e beriu9t, um iid ibrer su sr'
uebren, bat su bieIem 3uede Gh9fe
unb anbere 9aubtbiere eingeftibrt, in
Der Soffnuns, baB 6ieie fe pertilgen
miiroen. So9 alIes bergeblid, Do bic
0ermebrung ber 9aniu9en aue Gors
ffellungen iiberifeigt.
eSn tuarmen 2dnbern iinb bic Sungen
bereits i'm fanften, in falten i'm a9ten
Monate seusunssfdbig. Wtan bat bers
iudt, bic n6glid)e Na9fommeni1aft
zines 9anin9enpaares au bere6nen,
unb iif babel gu folgeubem grgebnib
gefommeu. Wenn man annimmt. oaB
iebes Weib6en in einen Sabre feben
Wsal iebt unb Bel iebem Sabe a9t
syunge bringt, tuiirbe bic 9fa9fommens
ii,aft binnen bier Sabren bic ungsbeure
3abI BON 1,274, $40 Stiid errei9en.
ssiir 9luftralien f9einen bieie 3iifern
tpirflidb su selten, basegen barf man
ipobl be3meifeln, oh lie bier, tpenigitens
| in unieren n6rbli6en Staaten, 3uirefs
| fen tuiiroen. Oenn In ben 2dnbern
nit ifrengen Wintern balten iie iid
nid5t; man bat in &uBlano unb S6Des
ben bersebli9 berfudt, iie ein3ubiirgern.
9lud) in 9eulT9lan6 if ibre Wermebs
rung feline 10 fabelbafte, tpie. in Nuifra.
lien, obI9on Die Winter bort i'm 8an'
sen bod tpeniser firsng iinb, als bier In
| unleren Norbf ftaaten. .-lleberbies baben
mir ni9t pieI 8oben, Der ibnen be-
baate. sic balten Iidb ONT liebffen IN
biigeligen unb ianbigen @egenoeu nil
59ludten, GelsflhfteH unb uieberem
@ebii9 auf unb fol9e giebi's bier5u'
lanbe ni9t biele. alm sefdbrli6feu
t0nnten fe in ben Staten am merita'
nifden Weerbufen, beionbers in Seras
perben.
sSnbefen iei benz, tpie es woue: better
bewabrt, als beflagt. Ser 8ori6lag.
bae benz prdIbenten elm fir alemal
Wollma1t ertbeilt uerbe, bic ginfiib'
rums gemeini9dbli9er Sbiere su per'
bieten, III bur@aus empfeblenspertb,
llniere 9anbpirtbfdaft bat nit ber
englilden Spaben 70 bitterb6ie grfab'
rungem gemaft, bab iie uObl nit eine1
smeiten, pislleidt nod i9limmersr
9anbplase berf1ont bleiben follte.
nSlliuois Staatssts.A
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9ie seiseusudt In WaiHifflppi.

Sie Seibensu9t In Miifiiiippi bat
0roBe 6orti1ritte gema6t unb peripri6t
fir bic 3ufunft BON INNER ar6berer Be
beutung su tperoen. Serr 8. 6. @ro'
aier BON Gorintb, Mifi1ippi, 8ertreter
Der MifIifippi & 0ouiiiana 5eiben Mfs
iociation, erfaitet folsenben 8eridt:
v9lls i6 i'm Sabre 1882 nod @orintb.
Wiii., iiberiebelte, belief Iid) bic 3abl
meiner GorreIponbenten in MiiIiiiippi
auf nur AZ. 9lm Sdluiie bes Sabres
1883 waren Der Namensliife ber 6eis
oensh6ter ettpa tpeitere 600 Namen bin'
sugefiigt. Sieieit raf9en 3upad3s ber'
6anfte man benz llmifanb, baB su @o'
rintb elm Wsartt fur vgoeons" foipie
cine Seioenfpinnerei erriGtet tpurbe. .
rglm S9Iuiie bes Sabres 1886 belief
f1 bic 3abl meiner 3unoen auf 1858.
allein 6ies iit ni9t bic Geiammt3abl
aller Seibensii6ter i'm sansen Staate.
6err 6armont BON &aleigb, 9. 6ers
beIin unb Span Oo9e bon bier (gos
rintb) befiBen cine dbnlihe 2iite NIT
ungefdbr ebenlo pielen 9iameH, tpie fi9
auf meiner 2iite befinben, bic ale 6ei'
bensu9t betreiben oosr bod au betreiben
gefonneu iinb.
.Die i'm lebten Sabre gum Martt
mad gorintb geIanbten Gocons, reprds
ientiren einen Wertb bon 5000 unb BITE
ita1 anberen SbeiIen bes 6taates ges
i1idten ebenfalls einen Wertb bon 5000
o6er einen gefamnltnertb bon $4,000
| fiir ben ganaen Staat. Die poreriudbnte
Spinnerei brannte feitbem ab, In Golge
befen bas Spinner eingeifent iDeroen
muBte. 9leuerbings baben suei 9erren
bon E6apti 6runbffld unb mebrere
6duier babier fdufii9 ertporben, In Der
Nbfbt, elm ooer atpei Spinnereien su
erridten, ba aber biermit erif elm aHs
fang eema1t murbe, ldBt ii9 iiber ben
gifols nod ni6ts iagen.
Die 9erren aus 6anti finb iiber bas,
mos bieielben bon Seiben3u9t bier nor>
fanoen, b69ff erfreut unb begsn bic bes
| fen 6offuungea auf bebeutenbe aufiinfs
tige grfolge.
Die WauIbeerbaum pHanaungen
iinb allerbinss iebt nod suriid, aber
bas areal fiir anp1an3uns iunger
8dume bieier 8attung uiro BON Sabr
au Sabr pergr6Bert unb fobalb oiefe
sroB senug iinb unb Spinnereien srs
ri9tet per6en, mas bereits sei9iebt.
mirb Das Gefddft ber Seibenau9t nub,
bringenb iperben. Gin arober Vortheil
|-ber @eiben. Snbuifrie beitebt aud bas
rim, baB elm 9beil berielbeu ourdWidbs
den unb Grauen beiorst iuerben taun,
ipobdr6 benielben In 70 eruiinf9ter
Weiie elm neuer bdusli9er Wirtungs'
freis er6ifnet if.
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eines Captains sliidlid,e entsedams.

gapt. Coleman. S9oner @esmoutb, ber
apifden atlantic Gitb unb HeD gort fabrt,
lit 70 beftis an Suiten, bab er ni9t ftlafen
fonnte Or purSe feranlabt, Or. ainss 9er
Diseoberb sesen aus;ebruns su berin9sn. Ea
berIdaifte ibm nidt nur ausenblidlide ginoe'
ruus, ionoern beilie ibm aud bic punoe Bruft
Seine aiaber tparen in sleider @eiie affairi
unb cine einaise Oofis bate bel ibnen osnielber
auten GrfoIg. Or. ainss 9fep Oiteopers IL
nun bas SauptmitteI int GoIemaniaen Sans'
halt unb am Borb oeS Sfiouers.
grobeaaidsn bieies 1litteIs gratis in u
Dreib' apotbete.
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Serr SObn gidsIe, elm 8etupbner
ber 5OIbatenbeimatb in Dapton, Obio,
empfiebIt ben 8e5rau6 bon Or. 4uguit
36nig's 9amburger 5ropfen auf bas
MngeIegsntlibfte uub er meiut, es gebe
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Ser @reot.goi,eruD ieues 3

= Ser n@reat.gaiiern", ienes &ies
ienidiff, bas emf nit einem Qufwanbe
bon pieleu Millioneu erbaut wuroe, ii6
aber i9lieBlid ni6t als ieetii9tig ers
mics, lit in 2iperpool in elmer Iuctlon
su benz 6pottpreis bon $4,000 oers
fauIt tporben.
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1ieIen Ssrauen bereiiet bic gef6i

= 8ielen 6rauen bsreiiet bic 9ef6r'
berung ibres 9aarwu6ies ni6t penie
61mierigfeiten. neil bas Saar iteii
unb ungefiiais iif; bur6 ben @ebraud
BON Apers 6air 8isor mirb 6as SaaI
mei9, sei9meibig uno gldH5enb. apers
Sair 0igor iit glei6falls elm Doraiigs
li6es Reinisungsmittel bss 9aars
bobens.
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= Neuen Wein foa mon nidt in
alte S9ldu9e fiillen. Oelienungea6tet
finb aber bod bic alten 3e6er bic be-
fen Weinl6ldu9e.
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= c i a ..
2eafSIatnr.

bat iiber bic foIgenben Bills ungiinifig
beri1tet: Die 8e5ablung Der 2opfs
ifeuer su berlansen, ebe elm 8iirger
ftimmer barf; bas Salair oes Gous
berneurs Su erb6ben; ben Wertb elmer
6eimndtte auf $4,000 su. limitiren.
Ginitig berihtete er ii5er ben Gei6luB,
bic 5agegelber ber 2egislatoren fiir 80
Sage auf S. feft;uieben. Sm Senat
fanb cine Idngere Debate iiber bic Bill
ifatt sur ginfebung elmer giienbabn'
iommiiiion. Serrel unb 8urnep ma'
rem iebr gegem bic Bill, neil iie Der
Qommiifion, tpeI1e ibre eigenen @es
febe MAIDEN unb bur9fiibren fam, 3u
bieI Getpalt perleibt.
Die Bill. tpeIfe bas @eieB, ben 8es
teranen 2anbeertififate aus3aiteuen,
ipiberruft, liest benz @ouperneur sur
lluteridrift por.
= 9lus 2I.eoo wirb eemelbet, baB
bas palmer Sulliban Sgnbicat bic
.sap @oulb Babn in Nuens 2areoo,
Merito, angetauft bot. Ser Rauf uni=
id5Iieet elm Drunbftid bon su6lf Stras
bengebierten, suei groBe sueiff0dige
0ebdube, Depot, Waarennieberlage
unb 1900 Nseilen giienbabn. Oas
epnbieat bat bereits 3oHtratte fir ben
Weiierbau Der 8abn BON Saltillo mad
Gan Quis potoIi ausgegeben unb bic
6auptifabt Merito ipirb fpdtefens am
l. Nfai 1883 errei6t iein.
= Sn 6empiteab finb swei neue
Stores er0ffnet tu0roen; elmer ourb bic
8ranger, Der anoere bur1 bic Sarmers
alliance. Sie Golge 1T, baB bic iibri'
gen Gouiieute ibre Waaren nift nur gu
Sdleuberpreiien aubieten, ionberu aud
langen 3rebit geben.
= prof. etrerupib bon 9ouiton
bielt Dor Der ,9eras 8eoIogical ano
Scientific NHoeiation" einen burb 9ars
ten unb Wanosei9nungen erlduterten
interefianten 1ortrag iiber bic 3Oblens
unb giienlager i'm 6taate Seras.
= Gus gorttopn pirb benz @uero
r6erolo~ beri9tet: Dem Nufrufe ges
mdB, beriammelte 1i6 lebten Sonn'
abenb cine glnaabl Garmer, I'm iiber
ben 9ln5au bon SUITE uno Bee
idaifung elmer gntfaieruussmaf9ine
fir bieieIbe su beratben. 5err 8.
Menn, prdFibent Der Electromagnetic
id5aft BON De Witt Co., er0ffuete bic
8eriammIung unb erfldrte ben 3wed
berIeIben, tporauf 9err %. B. @idbols
oils gorfbenber uno 8. Gamble als
Getretdr ermdblt ipHrben. Wa9bem
bic 3medmdBigfsit bonn gau Der Suite
srinbli9 perbonbelt mar unb perr 6.
Natbo ii9 erbot. cine gntfaierun9s'
maidine ansui9affen, erboten ii9 cine
alnsabl Garmer Elm geiammtareal bon
65 ader nit SUITE gu beiteaen. Vim
26. Gebruar Hadmittags 2 llbr finbet
in Yorttoiun abermals cine 8erfamms
lung fiait.
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= Die @iibIidbe Seuti@e Metbs.
biitentir9e ipirb in 8renbam elm Gols
lege erbauen.